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To: Greg Jung who wrote (64603)	1/26/2000 8:39:00 PM
From: freeus	Read Replies (1) of 152472

repaying less for more processing power is a productivity gain (in the new way of computing gross domestic product). I have to think about this to see if my opinion is there is any merit at all in it. Freeus I can see that a productivity gain would be for a chip company that was EARNING more with less time/effort, but if the chips are going down in price at the same time they are getting faster, I dont see it as a productivity gain in any meaningful financial sense.

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